Farah Khan blown away by the space in Diana Penty's 100-year old Mumbai house: 'It’s as big as as Shah Rukh Khan's Mannat living room'

As a part of her immensely successful vlogs for her YouTube channel, choreographer and filmmaker Farah Khan’s next guest was actress Diana Penty. And of course, Khan had the company of her star cook Dilip. The actress’ home is almost 100 years old and exudes old-world charm and vintage vibes.

Farah Khan was blown away by the space and told the actress, “Please give me a house tour! What is this place? I feel like I’ve travelled back in time to a colonial-era home!”

Farah also shared, “This is over 100 years old — still older than me! I’m so happy to be in a place where things are older than me. Not even a dance studio in Lokhandwala is this big! It’s as big as as Shah Rukh Khan’s Mannat living room.”

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In Zee5’s film  _Detective Sherdil_, Diana Penty brings a certain sense of gravitas to her performance with her no-nonsense attitude. She has been immensely selective about her choices of films after the impressive debut in Cocktail back in 2012. But that also shows how her repertoire is a cocktail of different genres, ranging from comedy to drama to now a whodunnit.

The actress told Firstpost in an interview, “My prep was mostly to be honest, I’m guessing you’ve seen the film. So you would know that there was a lot of sign language involved, which I was very new to. So that my prep was mostly doing sign language classes, just to understand the basics and, of course, specific to the film as well, all the dialogues that I needed to to know, in order to converse with Banita. So my prep was mostly that. And, of course, then with the director, we would do readings and discuss the character and how he wanted me to play certain scenes and and just to play the character in general.”